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Exceptional Family Member Program-Medical Support
Exceptional Family Member Program enrollment is mandatory for active duty sponsors and can be initiated in several ways:
- The screening process can be set in motion during routine medical care appointments or by referral from the school or key community personnel.
- Screening occurs during in-, out- and reassignment processing if sponsors indicate that they have or suspect they have an EFM.
- All family members must be screened before approval of command sponsorship for locations OCONUS.
As soon as a condition is identified, active duty sponsors must contact the nearest Air Force military treatment facility to talk with the EFMP-Medical staff, who will provide the necessary forms with instructions on having them completed by a medical practitioner or educational authority.
Special Needs Coordinators are the points of contact for initiating enrollment in the EFMP. SNCs are clinical officers or civilian equivalents, and may be reached through the EFMP-M office in the MTF. SNCs evaluate medical and/or educational information but do not release the family member’s health or educational information to AFPC when initiating EFMP enrollment. Additionally, they assist in linking families with medical care after they arrive at the new duty location.
If the family member’s condition(s) meet enrollment criteria, an assignment limitation code (“Q”) is entered in the active duty sponsor’s electronic personnel record. The sponsor is then known as “Q-coded,” and medical and educational authorities can now consider special needs when sponsors are projected for assignments.
Airmen enrolled in EFMP are responsible for keeping their EFMP-M medical and/or special education documentation current, and for notifying the EFMP-M office of any changes in their family member’s needs or their contact information. A review is required as the EFM’s condition changes or within six months of family travel or a PCS move.
Enrollment in EFMP remains in effect until the medical or special education needs no longer meet criteria, until the Airman is separated from active duty, or until the family member is no longer a military dependent. Disenrollment, or removal of the Q-code, is accomplished by presenting the SNC at the MTF with documentation that indicates one or more of these provisions have been met.
Sponsors who are enrolled are still subject to worldwide assignment, temporary duty, deployment, and like any other Airman, may be called upon to serve an unaccompanied tour.
- Air Force EFMP
- Who is an EFM?
- Who must enroll?
- EFMP-Medical
- EFMP-Medical Objectives
- Family Criteria
- EFMP-Medical Support
- Enrollment Forms
- Relocation Steps
- Command Sponsorship
- DoD Civilian Services
- Family Support
- Useful Terms
Assignment Limitation Code
Found out the other day that I will have a assignment limitation code of c applied to to my medical stuff. What does this mean in relation to a PCS? Will I have any issues PCSing to a stateside base ?
See AFI 36-2110
Also, go to your AF Form 422 on your IMR page for more details.
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I also have a C code. For me it just means I can only be stationed/deploy to a base with a fixed medical facility. Was this for an MEB?
Edit: you shouldn’t have any issues, as most stateside bases have hospitals
Yes they have started the MEB but will be doing an IRILO instead it was for cancer and the treatment plan has been completed. They told me today I will get a code c once my IRILO is done in a few weeks.
do you have the c code idenifintely? or will it drop eventually?
Can you get an exception to policy for a code c if you are trying to palace chase?
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updates to Assignment Availability Codes and Assignment Limitation Codes reducing the use of acronyms, limiting the scope of this
If the family member's condition(s) meet enrollment criteria, an assignment limitation code (“Q”) is entered in the active duty sponsor's electronic
(assignment availability code 50) and meets the eligibility criteria to apply, then they submit their CCCA/CCCD request during their
the DOD criteria for enrollment in the EFMP (Assignment Limitation Code “Q” updated in MilPDS). b. The Special Needs Coordinator (SNC) has
ASSIGNMENT-LIMITATION CODES (AMN) [ALC] (Top). 2 - 2 - Ist Term Amn declined retain tng. 4 - Officer Awaiting PCS Training Program. 5 - Ex-Prisoner of War or
Found out the other day that I will have a assignment limitation code of c applied to to my medical stuff. What does this mean in relation
OCONUS assignments, regardless of EFMP enrollment. The availability of medical and/or educational services to support the needs of family members must be
AAC—Assignment Availability Codes. ADLS—Advanced Distributed Learning System. ADC—Area Defense Counsel. AEF—Air Expeditionary Force.
... DDLDS-980206 DAS--980311 NOTIF-DT- ALC/AFSC- DOS--080103 TAFMS-951004 ... CODES ASSIGNMENT LIMITATION CODES (AMN) ASSIGNMENT PREFERENCE CONUS CODES
If an Airman requires an AF Form 469 with multiple purposes (mobility, duty, and/or fitness), a diagnosis associated with an ALC after being